Your outsourced marketing department
Marketer, photographer and professional problem spotter.
Crafting the campagins
I’ve always been fascinated by why people choose one brand over another. That curiosity turned into a career, and over the last 13 years I’ve helped businesses of all shapes and sizes get noticed, get chosen and keep growing.
I’ve led marketing for a college, launched products in tightly regulated industries, and managed budgets of up to £500k across six international markets. One of the brands I worked on even picked up a Best in Show award for both its marketing and its product, which is still one of my proudest moments.
Before all that, I was behind the lens. I’m a published photographer, and I’ve shot for Monster Energy and national magazines. It means I’m just as happy planning a strategy as I am picking up the camera, and I know how to brief creatives because I’ve been one.
I’m at my best when things are a bit chaotic. Give me a messy brief, a tight deadline or a business that’s not sure where to start, and I’ll bring some order to it. I like finding the gap everyone else has missed.
Now I work with a small number of businesses at a time, acting as their outsourced marketing lead. You get one person who plans it, builds it and creates it, without the agency overhead.
Ben Gaut · Marketing Consultant
House rules
Rule 01
No jargon, no waffle and no hiding behind buzzwords. If I can't explain it simply, I haven't thought it through properly.
Rule 02
If something won't work, I'll say so. If you don't need a service, I'll tell you. I'd rather lose a sale than waste your budget.
Rule 03
No handing you over to a junior team. From the first call to the monthly report, you'll talk to the person doing the work.
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